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Default Hashimoto's thyroiditis and SFN
Hi there folks,

So I have high antibodies but normal TSH, FT3 and FT4.

I was told that the Hashimoto's would not cause the small fiber neuropathy.

Does this definitely show that I have an autoimmune component.

If I do, what can I do besides take the following:
Vitamin D3
ALC
NAC
RLA
Krill Oil
B12-methyl
Benfotiamine
Folate
Gluten free diet

Open to any suggestions/ideas.

TIA
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